Restoration

Some of the most important Maseratis of the classic era have been restored by McGrath Maserati.

Our first was a 1957 A6G 2000 Frua Spyder in the early 1980s, followed by the Mistral Spyder prototype #003. Since then we have amassed an enormous back catalogue of restoration work on models from 3500GT to Kyalami, garnering a Pebble Beach class win during the journey.

From the body to the engine, interior to chrome, our philosophy is always the same. We believe that a properly restored car should drive as well as it looks. Beauty is not just skin deep. And that while the finished car should retain great elements of its originality it should also be in a condition similar to that which a special ‘motor show’ car might have been when new.

Many of our restorations cross continents for weekend enjoyment, some participate in road-rallies such as the Mille Miglia, and others visit shows and prestigious concours events such as Pebble Beach, Concours of Elegance and Salon Prive. Our ultimate goal is to create again a car that can do all.

Ghibli Spyder

It will be welcome at all the most prestigious Concours events in the world as well as provide the ultimate in continental touring.

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430

No engine modifications were necessary as the fuel-injected 3-valve is a fantastically gutsy and reliable power unit, always the heart of these cars.

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A6G Zagato

The temptation to do one more Mille Miglia was too much to resist.

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Mistral

The car came back into the spotlight in the 1990s when a previous owner carried out a restoration before selling the car to a celebrity chef, known for his penchant for Maseratis.

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Khamsin

This car was originally ordered new by Mario Condivi, who was the UK importer for Maserati in the 1970s with his company MTC Cars.

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Mistral Spyder

Built in 1969, this was the very last Mistral produced, a 4.0 litre version, but originally a left-hand drive Coupe.

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Mexico

The interior of the car, like the exterior, was originally green, perhaps specified by Maserati to appeal to a British audience at the Motor Show.

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Kyalami

It handles beautifully and is a fast and assured cruiser. It has also won its class at the Club Concours. This is the rarest of all Maserati road cars and still offers amazing value for money.

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